Kayfuns are about the easiest platform to build on. You want fiddly? Try rebuilding a couple ProTank heads for comparison.
OK. Wrap your coil as usual. Squeeze it and torch it to compress. Put it back on the drill bit or whatever you wrapped it on. Make sure the tails are of good length (kanthal is cheap), and that they are coming off the coil from the bottom in opposite directions. All set? Let's continue...
Back the mounting screws out far enough so the wire can easily wrap around them. Now place the base with the positive block closest to you (positive is the large block with the air hole in it). Position the coil diagonally over the build deck between the screws oriented top to your left, bottom to your right. Hold the coil on the deck firmly in this position while you wrap the bottom right lead around the screw so it comes out to the left of the post of the screw. This puts the loop in a position where tightening the screw will force the wire under the screw rather than away from it. Do not worry about the coil touching the build deck, just hold it firmly there while you are doing this. Pull the wire tight and hold it against the base while you tighten the screw tight enough to secure the wire. Now continue holding the coil down, and wrap the top left lead around the negative screw to the right, which also captures the wire as you tighten it. Again, just tight enough to hold the wire. Don't worry if the coil becomes slightly deformed or out of position, it can be fixed.
Now, use the drill bit or whatever that is still in the coil to raise it uip off the build deck, and position it centered over the air hole. Tighten the screws down nice and tight now, and snip off the excess tails. Check the resistance. Fire the coil, and compress it with tweezers. If it goes out of position, put the drill bit carefully back in and re-position it. Now tighten those screws again!
Hope this helps you, and good luck!
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